Here are some links to sites that have great information about the Phantom II:
Probably the Granddaddy of all Phantom Sites: Joe Baugher's exhaustive research on the F-4 Phantom II.
http://www.joebaugher.com/usaf_fighters/f4.html
Aircraft Serial Number Search: A great search engine based on Joe Baugher's work to find more information about individual aircraft.
http://users.rcn.com/jeremy.k/serialSearch.html
The ACIG Database:
Part 1: Australia & Egypt
Part 2: Germany
Part 3: Israel
Part 4: Japan
Part 5: Greece
Part 6: Iran
Part 7: South Korea
Part 8: Spain & Turkey
Part 9: UK
Good informational site about the Phantom II in Greek Service.
http://koti.welho.com/msolanak/phantom.html
Information about the ejection history of the F-4 Phantom II put together by Michael C. "Mike" Bennett.
United States Navy, Marines, Air Force, and National Guard:
Ejections during the period 1959-1965
Ejections during 1966
Ejections during 1967
Ejections during 1968
Ejections during 1969
Ejections during the period 1970-1974
Ejections during 1975
Ejections during the period 1976-1979
Ejections during 1980
Ejections during 1981
Ejections during the period 1982 to the end of service
RAF Service:
Ejections during the period 1969 to the end of service
If you are wondering what all the alphabet soup is all about when systems are listed, Andreas Parsch has put together a great website to help you decipher it all.
Designations Of U.S. Military Electronic And Communications Equipment
Another site which provides a Military Equipment Listing by Tom Norris.
Military Equipment Listing - Part 1
Military Equipment Listing - Part 2
Military Equipment Listing - Part 3
Military Equipment Listing - Part 4
Military Equipment Listing - Part 5
Military Equipment Listing - Part 6
Military Equipment Listing - Part 7
Military Equipment Listing - Part 8
Military Equipment Listing - Part 9
Military Equipment Listing - Part 10
Military Equipment Listing - Part 11
Military Equipment Listing - Part 12
Military Equipment Listing - Part 13
Military Equipment Listing - Part 14
Information about the panels and various other details of the different Phantom Models can be found at this website put together by M. Waterloo.
http://aviation.watergeek.eu/f4-phantom.html
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